Latif Nasser

It's irresponsible.

Well, you're asking me about my personal choice.

$10 million?

Not about a public policy question.

Why do you have any way of parsing all this?

No, I really, I honestly don't.

Like, I think my biggest takeaway was like, no one punched me, which, which makes me feel as if people are ready, not ready, but willing to engage in this conversation.

But I also realized I kept talking about things and

I just wanted to be in the room with patients.

Like I just wanted patients in the room with me because it was like we were all having this conversation that eventually we'll all be patients, I guess.

But we were also having this conversation around like a group of people that weren't ever present, like they're not at conferences or not in research articles.

And so that was when I started talking to patients.

What does 42 days mean in the sense of is that something that you'd pay $50,000 for if you were?

I mean, of course you would.

Wow, that is, you go from having unlimited time in your mind to three to five years in like a doctor's visit.

That day, the day she was diagnosed, she was told, pack a bag, get in a car, and drive to Indianapolis.

You need surgery now.

Have you ever had to think about cost or

Would you want to be thinking about cost while you're going through it, or is it better to just say, here are your treatment options, these are statistical outcomes, like pick one, and then we'll deal with it on the other side?

I remember when she said that, when is enough enough?